
Need a Security Officer, but don’t need someone for 5 days a week? With our Security Officer as a Service, you get the expertise you need without having to hire someone full-time straight away.
Information security is about more than just having your security measures in order. You also need policies, must identify risks and ensure that staff know what is expected of them. At the same time, cyber threats, legislation, regulations and security requirements are constantly changing. A Security Officer helps you get to grips with all this. Our experts can step in on a temporary basis, support an existing Security Officer, or become a permanent part of your organisation.

Not every organisation has the same security needs. That’s why we offer different roles. Together, we’ll determine which expertise best suits your organisation.
Our Security Officers become part of your organisation. We don’t just provide advice; we also help to actually implement improvements. Our approach consists of four steps:
We assess your situation
We look at your organisation, your objectives and the risks you face. We also review what you have already put in place in terms of information security.
We determine what is needed
Together, we identify the key areas for improvement. We examine policies, processes, technology, staff and relevant standards, laws and regulations.
We get
to work
We help implement the improvements. This may involve, for example, drafting policies, addressing risks, enhancing technical measures or training staff.
We continue to improve
Information security is a never-ending process. We keep an eye on new risks, changes within your organisation and new requirements. This ensures your security measures remain aligned with your organisation’s needs.
The difference lies in their areas of focus. An ISO deals with policy, risks and the day-to-day organisation of information security. A TISO focuses on the technical security of systems, networks and cloud environments. An ISMSO helps to manage and improve the Information Security Management System. A CISO focuses primarily on strategy and leadership.
That depends on your organisation’s challenges and objectives. We’d be happy to review your situation with you and determine which expertise is best suited. You can also combine multiple roles. Please feel free to contact us without obligation.
That depends on the size of your organisation, your risks, the expertise available and your objectives. Sometimes a few hours a week is sufficient. In other situations, more support is needed. Our Security Officers can be deployed flexibly from as little as 4 hours a week. We’ll work with you to determine what suits your organisation best.
An Information Security Officer is a good option if your organisation wants to gain better control over information security but lacks the expertise or capacity to organise this itself. An ISO helps with drawing up and implementing policies, identifying risks and complying with relevant standards, laws and regulations. An ISO also helps to make information security an integral part of day-to-day operations within your organisation.
A Technical Information Security Officer is particularly useful if your organisation requires additional technical expertise to improve the security of systems, networks, applications or cloud environments. A TISO helps to identify technical risks, determine appropriate security measures and implement these in practice together with your IT team.
An Information Security Management System Officer is required if your organisation has, or wishes to set up, an ISMS and wants to maintain and improve it effectively. An ISMSO helps to keep policies, documentation and risk assessments up to date and supports preparations for internal and external audits. This ensures your ISMS remains effective in practice and that your organisation remains prepared for certification and audits.
A CISO is particularly valuable when information security is a key part of your business operations and your organisation requires strategic leadership. A CISO can also help you make the right decisions in the face of growth, new legislation and regulations, or increased cyber risks.
Yes. A Security Officer can provide temporary support during, for example, a certification process, an implementation project, an audit or a period when a staff member is absent. We can also provide temporary additional capacity when your organisation needs to adapt quickly.
Yes. Our Security Officers can help with implementing, maintaining and improving information security in accordance with relevant standards, such as ISO 27001 and NEN 7510. We help you translate the requirements into practical measures and processes.
Yes. We help organisations understand which requirements apply and what is needed to comply with NIS2. Our Security Officers can provide support in identifying risks, drawing up policies and implementing appropriate security measures.
Not necessarily. We tailor our approach to suit your organisation’s needs. Our Security Officers can work remotely, but can also work on-site alongside teams and staff within your organisation.